We're into Week 10 of the 2021 NFL season, and injuries are once again a factor in several key games this coming weekend. Quarterbacks for several teams have their statuses up in the air as of Friday afternoon, and other key players on both sides of the ball do as well.
As teams turn in their final injury reports of the week, let this be your hub for knowing who is in, who is out, and whose status may still be up in their leading up to kickoff. Below, you'll find every injury report and analysis of what it all means for Week 9.
Bills: Jets:Reports to come.
Buccaneers: Football Team:Reports to come.
Robinson missed last week's victory over the Bills due to the same injury. He was replaced in the lineup by Carlos Hyde, and that would presumably be the case if he were to sit out again.
Lions: Steelers:Reports to come.
The Falcons will once again be without wide receiver Calvin Ridley, who is taking a leave of absence to address his mental health.
Dallas will not have either Randy Gregory (calf) or Demarcus Lawrence, who are now both on injured reserve after Gregory suffered an injury during practice earlier this week. Expect rookie Micah Parsons to shift back to the edge in Gregory's absence.
Browns: Patriots:Reports to come.
Saints: Titans:Reports to come.
Minnesota will be without at least two valuable defensive pieces, while a third is listed as questionable. Against a Chargers offense that appeared to get back on track last week, that's not a great situation to be in.
We don't yet know whether or not Cam Newton will suit up for the Panthers, but with Burns being upgraded to a full participant in practice on Friday, it seems like things are looking up for him.
The Cardinals have already announced that Kyler Murray (ankle) will be a game-time decision, though they have yet to release their final injury report.
Eagles: Broncos:Reports to come.
Seahawks: Packers:Reports to come.
Chiefs: Raiders:Reports to come.
